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yDIRD.

BUSEY. On Wednesday, April 18th. 1857, ct o 30
p. M. Of pneumonia CLAlsA BuSEY, infant dsughter
If O. j. aud N b. Busey, age thirteen months and
funeral to take place from the residence of her pa
rents, No. 10 street northeast, On Friday April
ls,a lsI7 n At $50 p m hel.tives and friends re-
COLHoUN.-On April II, 1857 BOnDLEY +. COL
HOUN, son Of NJ. A. and Rear Admiral T. H. Calhoun.
Friends are respectfully invited 10 attend the flu
So. IN. Interment private. 20
DAVIS. On Wednesday, April 18th. 1887, ss
O'Clock am, LOUIS ElL.MEk, beloved son Of Annie
NJ. aud the late WIN. b. Davis.
Street baptist church. Friends invited
DOUGLASS. At Buffalo, n. L., April II, 1887 Rev
L. A DOUGLASS, formerly resident of this city aud
Memorial services will be held at the Misson HAL No
$50 pennsylvana avenue, on "Wednesday, April 10th.
ut 7:45 pm.
GATHER At Falls Church, Va, April l3. 1887.
after long illness, SARAH b. GATHER, formerly Il
fupersl service st O'Clock. on Friday at the Bsp-
list church. Falls ChurUh. Va
LAsSELLE. April IL. 1857. at am, of typhoid
pneumenia, Miss hELANIE LAssELLE ased s3
years months, st Washington, ID. q. born At Vim
ceunes, Ind
funeral saturday, April le At Gao pm, from St.
Aioysius church tlndisna payers please copyl
PAUL. On Wednesday night, April IL, 1887, ut 10
beloved dsushisr Of Abbey ana VIM Paui. in her
Funeral viii take place from her Parents residence
No Of Jackson .ey northeast on Friday April 4.
FIRE TREApwA Ahw Qp WsdnesHay AIr l3 1887. AL
service at the Residence 81 his Jaw, mr. Geors
morrow evening, At 80. InterInsnt private on s.t
urdsy morning.
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ChsT3FE 81 $%nEEf. s sARkk s1 haEAh
SsoSSR sHssE sS jig 5HESEF
~ speasas SIT
SJHSSH 2ss$'s4
bered three hundred and seventy (Ss7>. begin
ming at point on north street distant one hundred
west corner said square and running thence north
one hundred and sixteen 1G) feet 70 alley thence
e. SSss The OF ND sh go
tie seass
s99P y DEED L
Second Part Of lot seventeen 90. il square num-
ming for same at northwest corner Of said lot
teen 81, and running eastwardly the line Of Ct.
wardiy hundred uoo1 feet. thsncs wesswssd i
@ feet SIX &c thence s9p
inches to thirty thirty so foot public alley in ssid
thence westwardly with the line Of said alley twenty
!2 feet thence nSrthEsfdy with line Of lof sixteen
ten and half uO) inches to the place Of the begin
ninS Ps1s ne same conveyed to John ser
rss3rds for tie district Of SelanSi@ 40 '.a o
The property in square 3s win be sold in three 81
Il time Of sale. two 81 said parts frontng on street
and occupied respectively by houses Nos 924 and 926
street. and the third part fronting on the alley in
of said houses
Terms of sale, provided by decree, are one-third
90 aud TWO 81 years from day OF sale. with interest
hs s
premises sold Conveyaneing At cost Of purchaser II
Trustees will resell at cost of and risk Of defating
purchasers deposit of 800 will be required on each
parcel Of land sold ut time of SALE
J. WORDSWORTH GORDON, Trustee.
$50 ~ st n. ".
46S LOuisiaIa ave. n. W.
DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers. np7-dkds
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FOR RENT-HOUSES

IOIN hEIN I-dOUSES
EFOR RENT-THREE.STORY BAY WINDOW
SiKht-rEonl House, yO1 ST. NV ga bath &c I. in
rsrfrct order, rent, $50. Address VERITIS Star
sp4-lm
It0R RENT OR SALE : AN ETEGAST NEW
a DweiDnE. No Sp3 L St NV. Lot AZ fee. front 10
rooms and cellar. furnace FIRE rates ana Al. ,njar-
hnprcyeinents; handsomely pspered and mahorafy
eLs Win IitlrrOf IL every room; wide par king
fr1se only $3.50. Or viii rent for s75 Per month
Ihe house Is open for inspection
FOR particulars apply 10 the owner n cor n
ppm. r-A 49, 81 W
IfoR RENT
II 1919 14th St NV 1907 q at g. usv r.
a, goo $50
80 ssn-". store and 81 . IN st. 2 30
q; 81, : 90 l2l1 ~yite sine s-st-,
has 81 ~, AZ or--....-....: -
aS, OF 20 10 46 i. 81. ,2st Or L., 20
81 Isl - ~" iS3O l2Ol q st-s.e st 5r
Small Houses in varous parts of the c;.r f-,,, al so
10 $40 Ter month each. ~~
Desirable Office Rooms in building ora z a. w NJ
reasonable rent SWORMSTEDT Il BRADLEY,
APo-Im 9:f1 ct. NV.
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VNOR SALE By DANENHOWER son,
II Ills F st.
NORTHWEST. NORTHWEST
ST.. IL r. brick. se7. SOC II ST. rs, brick. "a $50
ST., 10 rs, brick. -, 900 ST., 10 rs, brick 800
ST., Il rs, Drick. $4,000 s St. rs. frame. OGO
Ia Cir, IA r.brick Il, 800 Columbia ST brick 500
o St. 12 rs.. brick. l2,10O NORTHEAST.
n Yav. 10 r. brick =, 800 st. re-, brick. 900
Mass. av., 10 bricks, 800 Il st., I'd, q $500
st. r., brick 500 ST., rs. brick. 1900
Mass 12rs .fraIne6,0 900 I'd St. rs cellar q. 600
st, r., brick q OO0F ST., rs, brick. 800
Call at office for bulletin. .nh26-lm
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TrayelerS, l.niSle.

pENNA. RoUTE-B. and z. station, 9th and n strect.
40 limted expressl, aud lie am. l., 30. : I
Congressional limitedj, Is 10 aud 4 20 10 m Dor
New York, on SUNDAY; . am. II 80, z. tuongrss-
cavo CinSannsn. ST Louis ritisbnry and The w,.l
you am dast hnel: daily 20 Cincinnati and 81
tChicaso IAmieiD daily western Esfr.ss .: 10 m n.
IA daily, with through sleepcrs to Chicago aud &
hSna and sas soa.E and IL dali. a., r .sa ssh
pm. daily. except Sunday. For BAtiinore, o:;E,.
"a $40 dimi.ed snpre.sl, 2 SO and 5 am.
and ii an Il 4iis si SShiS IL sn q II YS e
daily except sunday For AnnaTolis IS am, ~ w.
:.5 and . pm daily. except sunday. on sunday, y
ester sufiao aud Ni.eaS. ~ p d.y eaeen, s
day. For " ilsmsport Lock Haven aud llnira Z: 20
II b asB s O. Ior snna Come, New
avenue and street : For Ciicaxo, IL As a M
Cast limlsedl and 1910 pm daily for Cmcinnaii.
ip ast imiiea sna p s. and
f sstns sS on wf To- aG 1s s .t
t saad .S s 49, 40 IS. So and sns i .Ps 80
pm FOrAnnapolis. q 40 A.m IL 10. 80 and 10
For way s.sssons ' between washington sa .pa
Baltimore 5. . 40 30 am. IL 10 DO 40 q = !.
ana and 80 p% For
tan Branch. q A. an. except sunday, 40 and 8 4
day stops at sl stations For FREDERICK 40 ii 4
An 40 p-In daily except sunday. For Hs,erstown
40 am and md S5l pm a.,ly, except SUNDAY For
For local points between Washington and 6aithers-
burg 80 AM II 80, aud IL :2l pun daily except
daily, except sunday. For hayre de Grace Newark
Wilmington and Philadelphia, $50 a. M, z 40 p m
Intermediate points between baltimore and Wiltnine
ton. s 10 IN. daily, except Sunday.
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IsoR sAIE-sEyERAL NEW SMALL BRiCE
ss oSs e y BasbLa <
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see in THE STAR an article signed "E j. g., :"
pleading In behalf OF the children invalids and
laboring people for ice and milk on Sunday. Pray
what do such people do the world over, where ice
is never seen only when 1t is freezing, and in
places il never freezes therefore II is never seen
These people people like unto ourselves yet we
never hear OF their suffering for ice. The great
city OF Philadelphia goes all day sunday without
the delivery OF ice, and the poor fare well there
as they do here, where the poor ice-handIers work
from twelve to eighteen hours per day and seven
days per week, without time hardly to eat and not
whatever. hope &c. j. s." Will look at both sides
OF the question. Icemen and milkmen are not
steam engines that never tire. nor drunken brutes
that want no recreation. They are human beings.
who have much desire for pleasure, social inter-
course and a way for happiness as any people in
the world and are just as much entitled to it,
Doing as 1 would be done by, couldn't put up
such a poor mouth as that to sacrifice one to
benefit the other. TT
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nuNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers
TRUSTEES, SALE OF .YALUABLE- PROPERTY,
SS A ssps Fir TRHEF fsE
GLIB ER bSG4 RAN aS SP 4Naqf
10 :;5;s; s sSs
e as sR
of bs Ss. Of e in the
At FIVE O'CLOCK. Lot iettered "p,s IN Fendalls
81 sgpa F,9 Te 9Hrdrsd and
width the Of nine o. and The Vest 1 faurssen
ten ioS IN square vs Sun1ed ana i Hass cs
xnd On r, THUE sI APRIL rwEkTYFInsT
will cell that tract Of land sitlatsd in the county Of
Washington, in said District aud being part Of
Fl twenty Go, and that portion Of lots twenty one
GID and twenty-two t22,. lying westward Of 1 line
s 1sf s #
the northeast of lot D. and running south one
Cd degree vest 90 perches to the center Of Centr.
subdivision of said tract of land known ss aMeropojis
View" made BY Thos ". Berry aud John 4. Middle
teen u4) 100 acress more or less toxether With al
the easements and improvements, consisting Of small
Terms: onethird casS h.1:nce e., anna, ,n.t,,
ments ct one and two years. to bear per csnt
interest from day OF sale, payable seiannnally and
all cash, at option Of purchaser depodf 81 ei00
required on each piece OF property ct time Of sae Con-
psd % n ten daya rs sS to e
reserve the right to resell ut the risk and cost of the
Sc n after five days public notice Of
.reasa. JAMES IAI Y RRATcIdEEE, Trustees.
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PROPOSALS.


PROPOSALS. FOR POST ROUTE MAPS
POsT-OFFICE DEPARTMENT..
s WAsH1EGToN, d. O.. April g, 1887
sealed PrOposAs will be received at this Department
until " TUEDAYa THE TWENTY FOURTH DAY OF
HAf, 1887, at TWELVE O'CLOCK NOON for repro
33ucIng and furnishing so many copies Of the Post
Route Maps every two months during the fiscal year
pes1nn1ng July L. 1887, and ending June 80, 1883,
as Snail be ordered by the Postmaster General
ORGANIZATIONS giving detailed statement Of the re-
9reehts 70 be met In respect to this work. and also
the estimated number probably to be required Of each
map and giving full instructions to the manner Of
plnng and conditions to be observed by bidders will
IuTnsea on e the Of the
Inc Pfstnsster General reserves the right to reject
WILLIAM r. Villas,
apI4-law4t Postmaster General.
pROP0SALS FOR TRENCH EXCAVATIONS FOR
The CONGRESSIONAL LIBRARY BUILDING
OFfICE OF THE CONFUSION FOB THE CONSTRUCTION
OF THE CONGRESSIONAL LIBRARY BUILDING,
LAD East Cap st.. Washington, ID. c.. Mch &c, 1887
Sealed proposals will be received at this office until
TWELVE I'VE NOON. the FIFTEENTH day Of APRIL,
Tor the trench excavations required for the
crete foundations of the Congressional Library Build
1ng Drawings and specifications can be seen in the
office Of the architect from whom any additional in.
formation may be obtained L. O C. IANAR
EDWARD CLARK,
A. r. SpOFFORD,
mhZSeo.l4th apr Commissioners
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"A certincate o. the incorporation Of the Liberal
Real Estate and Building Association r. 70 acoir,
site and erect hall for lectures and ON epir1tua
ism and scientific subjects and for other purrsres
has been filed The capital Stock m esOGbp IN a :
600 shares, and the trustees are Milan &. RSson
Henry Stanberry, Mrs l. A Crandell W. H. CruW.
well, A. j. Benton, II. NJ. Higbee, Jno. b. Mon. q,
A. Hall, aud j, W. swanson.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.

nUNCANsUN BROS, Auctioneers
flame HOUSE AND VACANT. LOT ON 9f3ANT
AVENUE, NEAR NINTH STREET ExTENDED'
On THURsDAY AFTERNOON. APRIL FuUH-
TENTH, q HALF-PAsT ,FIvE O'CLOCK " Il
and 135 in Wright and Dole's suhlivaion Of Pleas
ant Psi1s" Each lot fronts e AL fest On Grant
avenue. and has q depth of 100 4a1OO, one Of said
lots being improved by twottUry frame Dwelling:
This property situated 10th and Boundary. on
Grant avenue
Terns One third cesh balance in enc and tive yesss
and to be By deed Of trust on properly cold OF
al eash st option Ct purchase deposit r 4log on
Ct purchasers cost Terms to be complied with N ten
days otherwise right reserved to resell ct the RISK anu
police Of such resale in some Newspaper published In
spS-dSds DUNcANsOr BROS, Auctionesrs
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If Irishn,en Had One Chance I'm Ten
Thousand

THEY WOULD TRANSFER THE COERCION DEBATE TO
THE BAkRICADES.
DUBLIN, April 14.-United ireland says that II
IriShmen had one chance in ten Thousand they
would transfer the coercion debate from parlia-
ment to barricadeS. But as that chance
does not exist, Irishmen can only set
their teeth and hold their tongues. The paper
adds: ''rhe idea remains 10 simultaneously sum-
mon the whole adult population OF Ireland TO
make one grand historic protest against the coer-
cion bill, but even the impreSslveness OF this
would be destroyed by the miSrepOrting OF the
English press"
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THOMAs BOWLING, Auct,oneer.

CHANcERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
SITUATED ON P STREET. GEORGETOWN,
=, BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court of -
the District Of Columbia. passed in Equity causeE2
No. 1924 the undersigned Trustees will SELL at RI
public auction in front Of the premises, on TUES.
DAY, APRIL NINETEENTH, 1887, AT FIVE
WCdoc s6d PI,M Par. Of Lot seysntyshres in Hol
feet on West P street. and running back with thesame
width forty feet improved by two-story frame house,
known as 26l3 West (P) street,
AND ON THE SAME DAY. AT QUARTER-PAsT
FIVE O'CLOCK, in front of the premises part Of lot
e. in Hom . addition to Georgssown fronting 20
OF 12O feet. and adjoining the ground of Joseph Chick
on the west said lot being unmproved and being the
side of West tP) street.
Terms of sale IS prescribed by the decree Onethird
OF the purchase money in cash. and the balance one
and two years in equal payments, with interest: the
notes Of the purchaser or purchasers to be given for
tne aeiefred and to be secured on the prop
the purchasefor purchasers. deposit of 850 viii be
required ON each property at time of SALE Convey
ancing at purchasers cost.
WILLIAM A. GORDON, Trustees
THOMAS B. HIGaiNs, frnstee."
8p7-d&d6 l304 M n "
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MAN RIRn.

April L., 1887, by Rev. J. Is Williams. Dr EDGAR A,
BROOKE. OF Helena Mont, to Miss RoSE BkOwk-
ING daughter OF H. e. Browning, esq, Of Prince
Georges County, Nd.
CoBBICASILEAR. On Wednesday, April 18th,
1884, by the Rev. Albert X Stuart at the rtsidence Of
the brides father, West Washington d. G.. GEO BRIN-
TON COBB of Indiana, % MARIA REBEOCA CASl-
LEAR, daughter Of Mr.. Geo. W. Casilcar.
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a B. PRATT SONS,
A. INSURANCE AND real. ESTATE AGENTS

"A. iNsUKANoE ASb real. ESTATE AGENTS,
No. 420 9TH ST. NV
AUCTION SALE OF THAT MAaNiFICENT BUsI-
NESS PROPERTY AT THE NORTHEAST COR
WEST, LATELY OCCUPIED BY LINCOLN HALL
RHIl ltl ~, BEING ALL OF LOTS NUMBERED
FIVE To-, IN SQUARE NUMBERED FOUR HUN.
WASHINGTON. DIsTkiCr OF CoLuMBIA. of
This property by far the most valuable unimproyed
business site IN this city, fronting 100 feet on 9th
street west and 90 feet street north will be sold
as whole and will carry the material now laying
thereon.
ON SATURDAY, TWENTY-THIRD APRIL. 1887
Al FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ, we will offer for sale in
front of the premises the aforementioned property
Terms made known at sale.
DUNCANSON BROS, Aucrs
mhlS-uEd8 9Th and D sits. W.
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'HoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer
CATALOGUE SALE
OF VALUABLE AND IMPORTANT COLLECTION
OF JAPANESE PoRoELA1Ns. BRoNzEs.
EMBRotDER1Es. SCREENS, 10,
EMBRACING
WONDERFUL SPECIMENS IN sArsUMA AND
OTHER RARE PoRoELAINs,
SUPERB BRoNzEs AND EMpRoIDFRrEs.
SCREENS. RARE CURIOs AND ARTICLES OF
vERTU.
TO BE so1D AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
AT NY ROOMS, COR. nth ST. AND PA AVE,
on WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY. APRIL TWEEN.
TIETH AND TwRNTy-FIRsT,
AT ELEVEN A. NJ. AND THREE P. NJ EACH DAY
GRAND EXHIBITION ON MONDAY AND TUES
DAY. APRIL 18TH AND 10TH.
NIB directed by the importer to say that this
Is the most important collection Of japanese Goods he
has ever sent to this city.
ap14-5t THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer
'T,HOs. BOWLING. Auctioneer.
DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE SALE
AVERY CHOICE ASSORTMENT
OF
IMPORTED ROSES
And other Rare and New Ornamental
PLANTS,
LILACs, FRUIT TREES. EvERGREENs, ETC. ETC
From the
BOSKOOP. HOLLAND NURSERY ASSOCIATION,
Imported by
c. n. JOOSTEN. AGENT,
Coenties Slip, New York.
To be sold AT AUCTION, ut my salesrooms,
Pennsylvania Avenue and 18th Street,
On APRIL EIGHTEENTH and NINETEENTH, 1887
Sale to commence at ONE O'CLOCK p. M.
Terms: CASH ON DELIVERY.
ap14-4t THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
VNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer
REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
AT AUCTION ROOMS SATURDAY. APRIL SIX
TENTH, COMMENCING AT TEN O'CLOCK.
Embracing in part: Two Superior Pianos. choice
and costly pieces of Paror Furniture Elegant Silk Win
dow Hansings, large number of Pictures fine Marble
Clocks superior Leather covered Dining Chairs and
other Dining room Furniture Walnut and Painted
Furniture III suites and separate pieces hne Hair Mat
tresses ten New English Brussels and Velvet Carpets
fifteen pieces New Straw Mating, together with va
riety Of other Household Effects.
ALSO, AT TWELVE O'CLOCK,
Horses Carriages, Wagons, Buggies, Harness, &C.
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INTEREST ON LIEN CERTIFICATES.
The district attorney, Mr. A. q. Riddle, has
ruled that interest can only be charged from the
date OF issue OF lien certificate and not from the
date OF the original assessment. This decision
virtually reyokes former ruling OF his, given for
That interest In the case OF those special assess
mentS which were revised should be charged from
thirty days after the original assessment.
BUILDING PERMITS
have been issued by Inspector Entwisle as follows
T. b. e. Rogers to erect brick dwelling, sI2,5OO.
numbered 1855 Rhode Island avenue northwest:
Kate Ross, 10 erect three brick dwellings 90 800
numbered 1910, lSllk, and 1872 9Th street north
west; W. Wfdmayer, I'd erect two frame dwellings,
81 200 on It'll street road j. r.. =. Megs TO erect
brick dwelling, $1,000, numbered 1853 Rhode
Island avenue northwest; 7. A. Lambert, to erect
brick dwelling, Sl1 ,0O0 numbered 1219 Massachu-
sets avenue northwest; j. D. Neumeyer. TO repair
No. 1905 9TH street northwest; s252. d. NJ. Austin,
to add TO house on Polk street, Anacostia $500. f.
Purcell, to repair No. 1905 New Jersey avenue
northwest; $1,000. j. NJ. Mcdonald, to repair
No. 2:.,3 street northeast; $500.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Theodore G.. Stewart, PASTOR OF the Metropolitan
NJ. T. church. colored. has written To the
Commissioners complaining that there is candy
and he requests that the sunday law be enforced.
Standpipes and fire escapes will be placed on the
Franklin, Jefferson, and Wallach school buildings.
Building Inspector Entwfsle has stated that the
Reform School Is by far the most dangerous school
building In the District, and plans viii be made
for its protection from fire.
The building inspector has ordered that the west
party wall OF the house next to the proposed new
Safe Deposit building be taken down.
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man. OF the Department Of Agriculture, has no
ceived a letter from Representative Lanham, OF
Texas, dated April TO- which states that the
drouth still continues in that State, and that the
suffering there In consequence lshOurly increasing.
The letter thanks Mr.. COlman for forwarding seed
TO the county judges in the drouth-stricken coun-
tioS
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THOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY ON
CAPITOL HILL. AT THE CORNER OF FOURTH
STREET EAST. AND THE LARGE RESERVA-
PA: AVE. AND NORTH CAROLINA AVE
By virtue Of deed in trust to the subscribers -
made October 4, 1886. and duly recorded in Iber s
No. l2l3, folio No 1O9 ct seq the subscribers Ma
TERNOON, April. TWENTY.SIXTH, at FIVE
O'Clock in front Of the premises all Of lot numbered
and the west 5 feet inches Of lot numbered g. in
square numbered $50; together with the improve
ments. which consist Of several small frame houses
east and the overnment formed the in
tersechon Of Pennsyivania avenue and North Carolina
avenue at this point.
Terms OF sale: One-third in cash; the remainder in
six and twelve months secured deed of trust upon
the property sold and the notes bearing interest
est to be paid semi annually. deposit of 800 will
be required on each piece Of property when it IL
knocked down. all conveyancing at Of purchaser
ap1sdads F FkaSc Il tlfHhB Trustees
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TIlHOMAs DOWNING Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT, KNOWN
AS Al SIXTH-AND-AHALF STREET SOUTH

FIFTH, at FIVE O'CLOCK infront Of the prem f1::3
tember %, 1883 and duly recorded in ' L i:T
io57 Folio ct seq: one q the land records for
fifty five 800 of Todd aud Gunnelrs subdivision Of
square numbered four hundred and sixty-fve (465),
fronting 3 feet inches Slxth.and halt street and
running back "a feet 6 inches to Is foot alley; to-
gether with the improvements, consisting of two
story frame dwelling With back building, known as
No 42l Sixth and, half streets ".
Terms of sale One third cash the remainder in six
and twelve months in two equal payments secured BY
deed Of trust upon the premises sold and bearing in
Of sale If the terms Of sale are not complied with
within ten days from day Of SALE the trustees
the right TO resell at the risk and cost of the defaung
purchaser.
All conveyancinR at purchasers cost.
FFRREE bEaickS bbhasd oSJfsE Trustees.
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ARMY ORDERs.-The resignation OF Capt. Jno.
j. Kane, assistant surgeon, has been accepted to
take effect April 13 1887. First Lieut. 4. < Phelps,
9Th calvary, has been detailed as inspector on
certain recruiting property at Lexington, ky.
Ordnance Sergeant Jno. Barr has been placed on
the retired list,
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Elizabeth c. Royal has bought OF Z. c. Holla-
day, for $4,000 sub lot 66, square 49, 24s by
100 feet, on n street. between 18th and 10th
streets northwest Jas. II. MCGOWAN, In trust
has bought of A. c. Biscoe. for S3S l46 sub lots
131 to 139, square &C. each 81 by lis, on 2lst
street, between n and o streets northwest. D. b.
Croft has bought OF j. Ii. Hollidge, eight lots
fronting Id feet on street, between 4th and
9TH Streets for s., 200.
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= DENSINGER Auct.
Ds - Washington Horse and Carriage Bazaar. Nos
93S $40 and 942 onsiana ave

1913, $40 and 942 Louisiana ave
Auction sale of Horses, Carriages Wagons Harness
&C., every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY
MORNING. at TEN O'CLOCK. REGARDLESS Of weather.
Always on hand and at private sale the most COM
pete stock Of Carriages Buggies and Wagons in the
city consisting of Exte nsion Top Carriages Surres
ing Wagons, Road Carts, Express, Grocery and De.
livery Wagons Full line of all kinds of Harness; in
fact everything appertaining to the business prices
that defy competition. mhI8-lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-14
An Act Worthy Of Mention.

To the Editor Of The EVENING STAR:
voicing the sentiments OF hundreds In the vfcini-
ty bounded by T, 18th, 9th and Boundary streets,
many thanks and deep gratitude, especially from
those whose daily bread is obtained by their labor
at the tub, are herein extended to that very un-
selfish and humane gentleman, Mr.. Sackett Dur
yea No. 1917 Vermont avenue whose water pipe,
the only one in the above-named vicinity connect
ed with the old main during the late water famine
in that vicinity, was thrown open and provided
with hose, superintended by himself, for the ac-
commodatiOn of the distressed from early dawn to
long past candlelght the utter detriment OF his
sodding, which, il the proper authorities cannot be
induced to indemnify him for will be paid for by
mountain. Believing that the publication OF the
above facts may serve a StimuOus for like ac-
written. BENEFICIARY.